by Peter Corey, Jon Stuart · Oxford University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780198471639
VAT included
Hamelyn quality guarantee · checked and verified, or your money back
«What's on the Box?» is Peter Corey's children's nonfiction book, published by Oxford University Press in paperback (24 pages, in English).
Nonfiction book explaining how television works and what lies behind the images we see on screen. Part of a reading collection that also includes fiction stories and a title on animal communication.
Published in 2009, with illustrations by Jon Stuart. Belongs to the Project X series, in the Communication group. Aimed at the British Key Stage 1 curriculum.
For early primary school readers, with an approach designed to appeal especially to boys.
Corey Nathan Peters is a New Zealand alpine skier and Paralympic medallist. In September 2009 when he was aged 26 he sustained a crushed spinal cord at a motocross event, leaving him paralysed. Corey spent four months in the Spinal Unit learning the basics of how to live life in a wheelchair taking up sit-skiing in 2011. He has represented New Zealand at four Paralympics.
